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Police Jury authorizes notices to property owners for proposed condemnations
Summary
Calcasieu Parish Police Jury authorized Planning and Development to notify seven property owners to show cause at a July 3 public hearing why specified structures should not be condemned.
The Calcasieu Parish Police Jury on May 22 authorized the director of the Division of Planning and Development to notify seven property owners to appear at a public hearing on July 3 to show cause why structures on their properties should not be condemned.
The action matters because it starts the formal process that could lead to condemnation of multiple properties, a step that may lead to repairs, demolition, or other enforcement depending on the hearing’s outcome.
The Police Jury moved and seconded the item (motion by Mister Burley, Police Juror; second by Mister Smith, Police Juror) and carried it by general consent. The meeting record lists the seven properties by address and locality: 1600 Hackberry Street, Lake Charles; 25533 Lejeune Street, Lake Charles; 506202 Lejeune Street, Lake Charles; 805509 Gulf Highway, Lot 116, Lake Charles; 805509 Gulf Highway, Lot 230, Lake Charles; 805509 Gulf Highway, Lot 2403, Lake Charles; and 508502 Pete Say Road, Carlyss.
No discussion or objections were recorded during the meeting. The director of Planning and Development is authorized to serve notices and schedule the July 3 hearing; no further procedural details or timelines were provided on the record.
